Lim Jee-Ae currently lives in Germany after majoring in Korean traditional dance and completing her master's degree at the Solo/Dance/Authorship(SODA) HZT/UdK Dance School in Berlin. Lim explores various contemporary meanings of tradition as well as Korean traditional dance through movements and choreographic experiments within the boundaries of performance. Lim's version of tradition is more of a creative space where criticism arises as an experimental substance rather than a tribute to the ghost of past and glory. Lim's leading works include <New Monster> and <Still Moving, Transition, Reprise>, a trilogy based on the theme of “memory of the body” as well as <The Story of Korean Dance>, <Your East, My Ghost>, <Mountain, Tree, Cloud and Tiger>. Lim has been selected in the German magazine Tanz as “Notable New Choreographer” and “12 Young Artists to Lead the Next Generation” by Auditorium magazine.

Hwang Soohyun has been exploring senses and perceptions in depth with a focus on how physical experience works between performing and viewing. In 2016, Hwang's performance <I want to cry, but I'm not sad> showcased in the Dawon Art Project “Unexpected,” a collaboration between the Korea National Contemporary Dance Company and the National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, drew attention as an attempt to discover the mechanism of tears, capturing the connection and gap between crying and sadness and between senses all at the same time. In the <I contemplate what he feels> invited to the Seoul Marginal Theater Festival, Hwang recreated the immediate transition of bodily sensations into a performance to realize a series of senses that the choreographer has delved into with a unique and clear language. <Sense of Black 360> is an extension of this sensory exploration, during which Hwang seeks to showcase the sensation created by the sound vibration and the resonance of the theater space that echoes through the dancer's body.

Born and raised in Daegu, Lee Insoo graduated from Gyeongbuk Arts High School and the School of Dance at the Korea National University of Arts as a professional artist. As a student at the Korea National University of Arts, Lee was selected to perform as a member of the Emio Greco & PC Dance Company in the Netherlands and served as a regular member of the LDP dance company after graduation. Lee is currently active as director and choreographer of the EDx2 Dance Company. Lee's movements are based on the assets of hip-hop and modern dance, demonstrating a whole variety of movements and dance capabilities. Lee's works, which have adopted storytelling and dramatic techniques, are considered to hold both popularity and artistic value as the company has been requested to perform in 34 cities over 27 countries around the world.